Educate Ethiopia Children One Pack for One Child

Children  pictured below  with one week left in the new school year, your kind and kind donation has  helped us not fall behind in Ethiopia's school system as  Ethiopia's educational system is now dealing with one of the greatest global education crises, with a million children  not in class.

For Ethiopian Children One week left to start new school year, your kind and generous donation supplied impoverished children with essential educational materials particularly assisted Children displaced by conflict drought and climate change back to school and avoid being left behind,

Currently Ethiopia's educational system is now dealing with one of the greatest global education crises, with a million children  not in class which has been called one of the worst education crises in history, more than 3.5 million children nationwide — or 1 in every 16 children* — are not in school, according to the Ethiopia Education Cluster's most recent report. Despite the peace accord that ended the fighting in northern Ethiopia in November of last year, some 2.3 million kids are still not attending school

In this reporting period, your thoughtful and kind financial support of the Educate Ethiopia Children One Pack for One Child project and donation provided exercise books, pens, and pencils to 150 underprivileged kids, with a special focus on kids who were displaced by conflict and weather so they wouldn't fall behind in school.   Additionally, to keep kids healthy and prevent hunger in class. MHO provided nutrition to targeted children and families, helping in particular the children who were displaced due to conflict and the drought  and climate change. Additionally, the MHO team and volunteers are still in the filed  giving food and educational resources to the increasing number of out-of-school children in northern Ethiopia.

As part of the Educate Ethiopian Children One Pack for One Child project, your thoughtful and generous financial assistance and donation not only helped create early childhood education opportunities, but also made it possible for them to continue their education on par with their peers. - but also prevented school dropouts caused by a lack of educational resources and equipment, which assisted children displaced by violence and climate change avoid being left behind. They were much aided by this program in being able to go to school without incident.  Most importantly, your support has helped the government's continued efforts to send pupils back to school in areas devastated by war and drought.

Thank you so much for your generous that enabled MHO to serve poorest of poor children and their poor families
We are grateful for your kind and thoughtful support

All the picture we used on the report is the prime and real  beneficiaries  of MHO

Education Matters More! Specially for Girls for girls and boys in displacement and drought affected areas Ethiopia

For Ethiopian girls and boys living in displaced communities and drought-affected areas, education matters more, especially for girls. In Somalia, it is more challenging for girls to get an education. Numerous factors, such as early marriage, the high demand for girls' labor at home, deeply ingrained negative traditions and values, and violence against women, place restrictions on them. drought recently has made the issue worse. Due to the triple issue of Somali girls' access to education, MHO distributed and provided educational materials for needy Somali girls for the second time during the reporting period. Only a small portion of the project's beneficiaries—including the young Somali women depicted here—have benefited from its activities and programs. This is only possible because of unique individuals and foundations like Corteva, which provide financial support to the MHO project.

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